Developed Markets (34)

Is the UK a spent force or a coiled spring?
Markets and economics

Is the UK a spent force or a coiled spring?

Identifying the reasons for the UK's economic malaise is one thing. Fixing it without spending...

By Matthew Rodger

13 Feb 2024

3 min read

Friendshoring: the new not normal
Matthew Rodger
Markets and economics

Friendshoring: the new not normal

A fragmenting supply network will bring costs and benefits for rich and poor countries alike.
By Matthew Rodger
25 Jan 2024
3 min read
Friendshoring: putting money where your mouth is
Matthew Rodger
Markets and economics

Friendshoring: putting money where your mouth is

Evidence for friendshoring is even stronger in investment flows than in goods trade.
By Matthew Rodger
03 Jan 2024
3 min read
Blog on the pod: liquidity, cycles and bubbles
Emiel van den Heiligenberg
Markets and economics

Blog on the pod: liquidity, cycles and bubbles

Why is illiquidity still a feature in markets? And how does that affect the views of the Asset...
By Emiel van den Heiligenberg
28 Oct 2022
1 min read
What my clients are doing about inflation
Investment strategy

What my clients are doing about inflation

Investing theory is one thing, but human behaviour is quite another. A senior sales manager share...

By Matthew Kemp

22 Sep 2022

3 min read

Take a hike: what will central banks do next?
Markets and economics

Take a hike: what will central banks do next?

We assess the chances of a pause in the rate-hiking cycle in the months ahead, and whether the...
By Tim DraysonWillem Klijnstra
26 Jul 2022
3 min read
Earnings season outlook: what the first reports are telling us
Markets and economics

Earnings season outlook: what the first reports are telling us

Early indications point to cautious guidance amid the macroeconomic uncertainty, but no big...
By Tim ArmitagePatrick Greene
18 Jul 2022
3 min read
Japan versus global inflation
Markets and economics

Japan versus global inflation

Numerous factors are putting upward pressure on prices in Japan, and the yen is acting as an esca...
By Tim DraysonChristopher Jeffery
13 Jul 2022
3 min read